The Best Movie That You Never Whant Yo See Again

[yumikana]

So i recently noticed that some filmmakers (mostly Japanese mind you) can make really good movies and series that you really enjoy but after it is finished you never want to see it again (Grave of the Fireflies for example - if you don?t know look it up).

So i want to hear if you have such a movie or series (Japanese of western does not matter)

For me - i really can't decide between End of Evangaleon(cant really say i enjoyed it plus it is s**t) and Kaze no Stigma(Good series but ends with a frustrating cliffhanger and the author Died before he could finish the story)

I will be grateful for your response.

 

[yman15]

I don't want to be that guy but you're spelling is just terrible.
OT: I guess for me it would be the LOTR they're great but I never watch them when they're on TV.

 

[RJ Dalton]

Requiem for a Dream. I mean really, if you've seen it, you know why.

 

[yumikana]

I know my speling is of but in mu defence i'll say that english is not my native language on the LOTR side i kind of agree they are good but not too rewatchale but here are stuff there that goes way furder than that.

 

[Saltyk]

Actually I almost never want to watch a movie again after I've watched it once. I will if I'm with others, but rarely do I want to on my own.

 

[otakon17]

Requiem for a Dream. I mean really, if you've seen it, you know why.

Oh God! I feel ya man. For me, it has to be A.I. It's a good movie, but I find the damn thing so depressing.

EDIT: depression to depressing.

 

[alwaysrockon]

Requiem for a dream as a person has said above me, or "Oldboy".

 

[ChupathingyX]

The Land Before Time.

Yes, I'm talking about that scene and anyone who has seen this film knows what scene I'm talking about.

 

[Valagetti]

Jaws, its always in TV, its a great classic, But I've seen too many times.

 

[Thaluikhain]

Up, or perhaps Pan's Labyrinth. Both very good, but very depressing.

 

[otakon17]

The Land Before Time.

Yes, I'm talking about that scene and anyone who has seen this film knows what scene I'm talking about.

Your post is surprising considering you have the Scar, and the 3 coldest hearts badges. But once again, I feel ya. That scene still gets me to this day.

 

[ChupathingyX]

Your post is surprising considering you have the Scar, and the 3 coldest hearts badges. But once again, I feel ya. That scene still gets me to this day.

Scar had the decency to break out into an entertaining song before his coup, and although I find Mufasas death sad, the scene in The Land Before Time is much more sad.

 

[Marter]

I somehow doubt that I'll ever watch <url=http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/326.306174-2-50-Reviews-Irreversible-2002>Irréversible again, just because of how unpleasant of a watch it is. But I'd still call it a pretty good film.

 

[General Grind]

Requiem for a Dream made me physically ill, and that's a testament to how good it is and how awful it is.

Somebody just had to mention The Land Before Time. Thanks for tearing up my childhood once again.

A Serious Man was also pretty awesome, but never going to watch it again.

 

[Mr.Luigi]

Black Swan. I absolutely loved the movie, seeing insanity from the inside out? Awesome. But it's kind of nerve-wrecking, and I wouldn't watch it again.

 

[Lilani]

So i reacently noticed that some filmmakers (mostly Japanise mind you) can make realy good movies ans series that you realy enjoy but after it is finished you newer want to see it again (Grave of the Fireflys for example - if you dont know look it up).

So i Whant to hear if you hawe such a movie or series(Japanise of western does not matter)

For me - i realy can't decide bewean Eng of Evangaleon(cant realy say i enjoyed it plus it is s**t) and Kaze no Stigma(Good series but ends with a frustrating clifhanger and the author Died befor he could finish the story)

I will be gratefull for your response.

This kind of hurts to read. I can't decide if you're drunk, trolling, or if those are all honest misspellings.

Anyway, considering I saw it recently, Akira. It was good most of the way through, and the animation was gorgeous, but the third act just got way too freaky for my tastes. It got all high-minded, completely throwing away all of the interesting gang/rebellion culture and character development the first two acts spent so much time cultivating.

 

[Loner Jo Jo]

Matrix. Good movie trilogy (or at least the first in the trilogy), but I think it's one of those movies that I can't watch over and over again which is weird because I'm the kind of person to watch a movie over and over again.

 

[Josh151]

Suicide Club. I've seen it twice and loved it both times, but it is just too disturbing (for me at least) to watch again. It does, however, have some good dark humor to break it up.